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Little shop-talk was recognizable as participants shared stories about snowboarding, falconry classes, and a lecture on rebuilding public education.
Gregory Ferenstein: A Conference That Entertains, Inspires and Has Impact: Summit Series Gregory Ferenstein 2012
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If you follow our shop-talk at Webcomics. com, if you enjoyed our book How To Make Webcomics, then you owe it to yourself to check out the SEQALAB podcast.
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Little shop-talk was recognizable as participants shared stories about snowboarding, falconry classes, and a lecture on rebuilding public education.
Gregory Ferenstein: A Conference That Entertains, Inspires and Has Impact: Summit Series Gregory Ferenstein 2012
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In all truth, they constitute the shop-talk of the idlers.
Chapter 27 2010
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Little shop-talk was recognizable as participants shared stories about snowboarding, falconry classes, and a lecture on rebuilding public education.
Gregory Ferenstein: A Conference That Entertains, Inspires and Has Impact: Summit Series Gregory Ferenstein 2012
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For a year and a summer, the two of them worked blue-vested, sometimes lunch-mates, other times carpooling; and always, to his delight, when he and Honey were both at home at day's end, trading gossip and shop-talk.
In Her Wake Stephen Marlowe 2010
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Casual shop-talk about spending time in “the hole” and so forth.
Movie Review: A Prophet (Is the Cannes Fave Really a Godfather-esque Masterpiece?) | /Film 2010
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I had a wonderful shop-talk conversation with Nanci Kalanta over the phone.
For the Sake of Pleasing a reviewer... apexdigest 2008
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I know why you're reluctant to "taint your very precious personal life with the oil-slick of 'shop-talk'"; but it's clear to me that by keeping your desperation to yourself, you're denying yourself the chance to let a little daylight in.
Dear Jeremy 2010
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